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Explore the captivating work of Jim Marshall, the legendary photographer who captured the essence of rock and roll. Immerse yourself in his iconic images and discover the stories behind them.

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Jim Marshall Has Left The Building

Jim Marshall February 3, 1936 – March 24, 2010 © 2007 Tim Mantoani Jim Marshall…the only photographer allowed backstage at The Beatles last concert, the chief photographer at Woodstock, the g…

Janis Joplin, forever young and forever tragic

There's no telling what kind of music Janis Joplin would have gravitated toward in old age. Realistically, though, her voice was shot by the time she reached stardom.

Iconic Images

The official website of legendary photographer Jim Marshall, who was honored with a Grammy Award for his pioneering work in music photography.

Jim Morrison (The Doors) – Huge Jim Marshall 16″ x 20″ Original Photograph

A huge 16" x 20" hand printed Jim Marshall photograph of Doors singer Jim Morrison, backstage at the Northern California Folk-Rock Festival in San Jose, 1968.

Johnny Rivers: When Hendrix Torched Guitar At Monterey, Fire Marshal Jumped 10 Feet

In the first part of this interview series with rock icon Johnny Rivers, he discussed his big hit Secret Agent Man. Here we go back to the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, co-organized by Rivers and the first of the big-three rock festivals – Woodstock and Altamont, both in 1969, being [...]

The Rolling Stones in 1972: Jim Marshall's classic pictures

The late Jim Marshall, one of rock's greatest photographers, went on the road with the Rolling Stones in 1972. Take a look at some of his classic images

Keith Richards Talks 40 Years of Rock Stardom

The owner of the world's toughest liver on going solo, snorting his father’s ashes, and (of course) Mick Jagger

1971: Classic Rock's Classic Year

Jimi Hendrix casts a shadow on his amps, photo by Joe Sia. (Looks like the amps have been through a lot.)

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Miles Davis at The Monterey Jazz Festival, September 1964 by Jim Marshall

Grace Slick & Janis Joplin

Casa de Grace Slick, San Francisco, CA. 1967.

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Jim marshall

Jim Marshall Has Left The Building

Jim Marshall February 3, 1936 – March 24, 2010 © 2007 Tim Mantoani Jim Marshall…the only photographer allowed backstage at The Beatles last concert, the chief photographer at Woodstock, the g…

Janis Joplin, forever young and forever tragic

There's no telling what kind of music Janis Joplin would have gravitated toward in old age. Realistically, though, her voice was shot by the time she reached stardom.

Iconic Images

The official website of legendary photographer Jim Marshall, who was honored with a Grammy Award for his pioneering work in music photography.

Jim Morrison (The Doors) – Huge Jim Marshall 16″ x 20″ Original Photograph

A huge 16" x 20" hand printed Jim Marshall photograph of Doors singer Jim Morrison, backstage at the Northern California Folk-Rock Festival in San Jose, 1968.

Johnny Rivers: When Hendrix Torched Guitar At Monterey, Fire Marshal Jumped 10 Feet

In the first part of this interview series with rock icon Johnny Rivers, he discussed his big hit Secret Agent Man. Here we go back to the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, co-organized by Rivers and the first of the big-three rock festivals – Woodstock and Altamont, both in 1969, being [...]

The Rolling Stones in 1972: Jim Marshall's classic pictures

The late Jim Marshall, one of rock's greatest photographers, went on the road with the Rolling Stones in 1972. Take a look at some of his classic images

Keith Richards Talks 40 Years of Rock Stardom

The owner of the world's toughest liver on going solo, snorting his father’s ashes, and (of course) Mick Jagger

1971: Classic Rock's Classic Year

Jimi Hendrix casts a shadow on his amps, photo by Joe Sia. (Looks like the amps have been through a lot.)

Durham WASP

Miles Davis at The Monterey Jazz Festival, September 1964 by Jim Marshall

Grace Slick & Janis Joplin

Casa de Grace Slick, San Francisco, CA. 1967.